Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke with Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre on Oct. 27, following their call with the Russian leader. The discussion focused on diplomacy, de-escalation and preparations for further talks. Zelenskyy said Stubb and Støre briefed him on their conversation and reaffirmed their support for peace efforts. According to the Ukrainian president, they stressed the need for Russia to take genuine de-escalatory steps, particularly regarding energy and infrastructure. The leaders also discussed preparations for a trilateral meeting planned for November involving Ukrainian, American and Russian teams. Zelenskyy said Finland and Norway, which share borders with Russia, have a particular interest in establishing reliable security arrangements. The officials considered additional ways for European partners to support diplomatic efforts, Ukraine’s defense and broader regional security. Zelenskyy reiterated that Russia should stop delaying the war and pursue de-escalation. Post navigation Red Alert Issued for Tropical Cyclone ARNAB-26 in India